The influence of elements of technology of cultivation of various varieties of winter wheat on biometric indicators of the unproductivity in the Nizhny Novgorod region

The research was conducted in a field experiment in Nizhny Novgorod region on light gray forest soil. The study examined the effects of a biological preparation “Vostok EM-1”, a microfertilizer “Nanosilicon”, and macro mineral fertilizers on yield and yield components of various winter wheat cultvars. The experiment followed a three-factor design. In 2024, winter wheat yields in the experiment ranged from 3.73 t/ha (cv. Nemchinovskaya 85) to 5.01 t/ha (cv. Mokovskaya 82). Application of mineral fertilizers at N 120 P 60 K 60 increased wheat yield by 0.16 t/ha compared to the unfertilized control, reaching 4.39 t/ha. Foliar application of “Nanosilicon” microfertilizer and “Vostok EM-1” biopreparation during the tillering phase increased yields by 0.13 t/ha (3.1%) and 0.31 t/ha (7.5%), respectively, compared to untreated plots. Biological yield potential calculations showed high productivity in studied cultivars — up to 7.99 t/ha (Moskovskaya 82). Mineral fertilizer application at N 60 P 30 K 30 and N 120 P 60 K 60 rates increased this parameter by 0.25–0.31 t/ha. Using “Vostok EM-1” biopreparation and “Nanosilicon” foliar application in winter wheat cultivation technology increased biological yield by 0.22–0.69 t/ha (3.3–10.4%) compared to the control.

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Agrarian science
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2025-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.32634/0869-8155-2025-395-06-109-118
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Agricultural Productivity and Crop Improvement
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The influence of elements of technology of cultivation of various varieties of winter wheat on biometric indicators of the unproductivity in the Nizhny Novgorod region

Л. К. Петров, А. В. Ивенин, Валентин Васильевич Ивенин, S. M. Golubev
Agrarian science
Agricultural Productivity and Crop Improvement
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The influence of elements of technology of cultivation of various varieties of winter wheat on biometric indicators of the unproductivity in the Nizhny Novgorod region

Л. К. Петров, А. В. Ивенин, Валентин Васильевич Ивенин, S. M. Golubev
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The research was conducted in a field experiment in Nizhny Novgorod region on light gray forest soil. The study examined the effects of a biological preparation “Vostok EM-1”, a microfertilizer “Nanosilicon”, and macro mineral fertilizers on yield and yield components of various winter wheat cultvars. The experiment followed a three-factor design. In 2024, winter wheat yields in the experiment ranged from 3.73 t/ha (cv. Nemchinovskaya 85) to 5.01 t/ha (cv. Mokovskaya 82). Application of mineral fertilizers at N 120 P 60 K 60 increased wheat yield by 0.16 t/ha compared to the unfertilized control, reaching 4.39 t/ha. Foliar application of “Nanosilicon” microfertilizer and “Vostok EM-1” biopreparation during the tillering phase increased yields by 0.13 t/ha (3.1%) and 0.31 t/ha (7.5%), respectively, compared to untreated plots. Biological yield potential calculations showed high productivity in studied cultivars — up to 7.99 t/ha (Moskovskaya 82). Mineral fertilizer application at N 60 P 30 K 30 and N 120 P 60 K 60 rates increased this parameter by 0.25–0.31 t/ha. Using “Vostok EM-1” biopreparation and “Nanosilicon” foliar application in winter wheat cultivation technology increased biological yield by 0.22–0.69 t/ha (3.3–10.4%) compared to the control.

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